How To Use The Designer Wardrobe Website

Designer Wardrobe originally started as a page on Facebook and after a year it had over 20,000 members which is when the Designer Wardrobe team decided it needed to be run from a safer, more organised place that like-minded people can use, which was how designerwardrobe.co.nz was born. Designer Wardrobe is a place to sell, buy and swap high-end, second-hand designer clothing.

Designer Wardrobe is completely free to browse, buy, sell and swap, making it super easy to purchase their pre-loved designer items. There are two easy ways to purchase at Designer Wardrobe. The first is a ‘buy now’ option, so that after browsing or searching for the listing the customer is looking for, they select ‘Buy Now’ to purchase the listing at the advertised price. The listing will close immediately and contact details will be sent to both Buyer and Seller. Buyers are contractually obliged to purchase the product at the specified price.

Secondly, buyers may make an offer.  A great feature of Designer Wardrobe is the ability to make an offer, and this can be used in the instance when they have found an item they want to purchase, but don't quite agree on the specified price. When in a listing they can then click on the 'Make an Offer' button and enter a reasonable purchase price. This offer is then sent to the seller, who can choose to either accept or reject the offer. The listing will only close when an offer has been accepted, and buyers are not aware of other users’ offers. As with the ‘Make an Offer’ option, if the offer is accepted, the buyer is contractually obliged to purchase the product at the specified price.

Similarly, selling on Designer Wardrobe is really easy and sellers can just click on the 'SELL/WANTED' button and enter all relevant information. In order to sell a product they will need accurate descriptions, a picture and a suitable price for the product.

Finally, a 'Wanted' listing is for people who are looking for a particular item they can't find on Designer Wardrobe. Potentially another member may have the item they’re after but hasn't listed it. In order to do this, people list the item in much the same way as if they are listing an item for sale. However, they must select 'This is a WANTED listing' instead of leaving it blank.

So, jump on the website today at http://www.designerwardrobe.co.nz for the best high end, pre-loved clothing around.